The criticism of of Domenech is nothing new, however this is the first time a peer with such stature makes such a statement. This is very telling, why? The fact that former and current players such as Pires, Liza, Dugarry, Giuly, Mexes, to name a few have been vocal about their distaste for the current French manager is old hat, the fact a manager that won the ultim

So where does this leave the FFF? Clearly they are steadfast with their desire to stay with Domenech, otherwise they would have sacked him after the awful Euro campaign. It would be awkward if they were to sack the manager after he qualified Les Bleus for the World Cup. What about Domenech? Well he is stubborn and has repeatedly stated that he will not leave because he is not a quitter...good for him...too bad he is also not much of a national team manager. I am not sure if the players can force the manager out. I know the majority of the fans want him out - a recent survey showed that the majority of French have no faith in Domenech. Where does that leave Les Bleus for the World Cup? I fear stuck with Domenech. Which leaves the fans of Les Bleus in a dicey situation - if France does well next summer we are all happy but Dumbenech gets vindicated...or France crashes out, Dumbenech gets canned (hopefully) but France waste an abundance of talent for another tournament. Alas, I fear that France head to South Africa with a huge cloud over their heads. Some teams rally when the are faced with such adversity...I am not sure this group has that mentally since it appears that much of them feel the same malaise. Alas, get ready for Les Bleus to spend a nice 3 game tour of South Africa next summer before heading home.
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I think all this mess could be cured if Domenech just left. But he's not so we got to deal with it. We have the players to win the cup. So its up to them to be the leaders not the coach. I know that's gonna be hard but that's the only choice les bleus got.
I agree, unfortunately sometimes the best talent if poorly managed will not achieve what it has the potential to...alas that is the situation we have. Domenech will not leave on his own and the FFF will not do the necessary.
Time to get rid of the president of the FFF. How can that be done?
I am not sure how the FFF president remains in place, I am sure there is some committee which at some level is linked to the Government...Maybe Sarko can get Domenech booted!
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